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Constellation Technologies

Test Engineer - multiple levels - FULLY CLEARED with POLYGRAPH REQUIRED

Columbia, MD$130k–$210ksystems & network engineersmidAdded 1 month ago

About this role

A test engineering role supporting federal contracts in Columbia, MD, requiring expertise in automated testing frameworks and cloud technologies. Candidates must possess active TS/SCI security clearance with polygraph capability and U.S. citizenship.

What you'll do

  • Develop and execute automated tests using Selenium, Cypress, and TestNG
  • Collaborate with integrated test teams to coordinate testing activities
  • Work with Java and JavaScript across testing environments
  • Implement Page Object Model and visual testing strategies
  • Support REST API testing and validation
  • Maintain test infrastructure on Linux and AWS platforms

What they're looking for

  • Selenium and Cypress automation
  • Java and JavaScript
  • TestNG framework
  • SQL and JSON
  • REST Assured
  • Linux and AWS
  • Git version control
  • Atlassian tools (JIRA, Confluence)

Benefits

  • Federal contract work
  • TS/SCI security clearance sponsorship
  • Multiple career levels available
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Constellation Technologies

Constellation Technologies builds and operates cloud-based systems and software solutions supporting federal infrastructure and national security initiatives. The company is hiring test engineers, systems engineers, and software engineers with active Top Secret/SCI clearances to develop containerized applications, DevOps automation, and AI/ML capabilities for secure government environments.

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Likely interview questions

  • Walk us through your experience with Selenium and Cypress for test automation. How do you decide which tool to use for a given testing scenario?
  • Describe your experience implementing the Page Object Model (POM) in your automation framework. What benefits have you seen from this approach?